The Osterseen consist of 19-24 small individual lakes, including the Sengsee, the Fohnsee, the Eishaussee, the large Ostersee, the Stechsee and the large Gartensee.

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Johanna

March 1, 2019

The 20 lakes lie east of Lake Starnberg, hence their name. Oster comes from the Old High German word "ostar," meaning "east." It is said that the Osterseen are the tears of joy of Lake Starnberg—and let's be honest: The magical view of the turquoise-blue lakes, surrounded by picturesque nature, is sure to bring a few more tears of joy to the happy cyclists. Here at the lakes, you can unwind while gazing out over the water and refresh yourself at secluded swimming spots. However, always be careful and considerate of nature, as the lakes are located in a nature reserve.

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Martina

October 8, 2020

The Osterseen are a group of bodies of water south of Lake Starnberg in the Weilheim-Schongau district in Upper Bavaria

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Distance 1.40 km

Uphill 30 m

Downhill 30 m

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Location: Iffeldorf, Weilheim-Schongau, Landkreis Weilheim-Schongau, Upper Bavaria, Bavaria, Germany

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Großer Ostersee

View of Marieninsel from the Leaning Tree (Großer Ostersee)

Wooden Footbridge Between Fohnsee and Eishaussee

View of Ameissee and Moorland

Osterseen Nature Reserve

Maria Heimsuchung (Hubkapelle), Penzberg

Schilfgebiet Fohnsee

View of Fohnsee from the Campsite

Badestelle Fohnsee

View of Großer Ostersee

Lakeside Trail Along the Osterseen

View of the Osterseen

Along the Osterseen

1. Upper Market, Murnau – View of the Osterseen loop from Seeshaupt

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